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So, it's been half a year of 'new normal' motoring now. Bad news? The COVID-19 pandemic doesn't seem like it'll be winding down any time soon. The good? Well, it's improved enough to at least be able

Deals on the S-Presso, Ertiga, XL7, Dzire, and Ciaz are currently up for grabs

Fresh off the conclusion of its Auto Festival Roadshow to end April, Suzuki Philippines (SPH) is now announcing the extension of its existing promo to kick off the month of May. If you're looking to buy a new vehicle anytime soon,

Is it now more desirable than the previous version?

The previous Suzuki Dzire was a delightfully weird car built to exploit Indian-market tax breaks for sub-four-meter sedans. It drove better than it had any right to, thanks to Swift-based roots, but decent dynamics couldn't balance out

There’s also a promo for Doraemon fans

The Suzuki Dzire is small, easy to maneuver, and relatively affordable-three boxes that any vehicle hoping to be considered a worthwhile starter car needs to tick. It's also currently available for up to P90,000 less if you pay in

More options for subcompact-sedan buyers

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to limit the availability of public transport and pose risks to its users, those with the funds to spare have taken to acquiring their own private rides. The subcompact class, in particular, remains a popular choice

The sweet deals will still be up for grabs this month

Suzuki Philippines rolled out a few promos over the past couple of months, and it has now announced that the valitdiy of these deals have been extended to the month of August. If you've been planning on buying a brand-new

A subcompact sedan bordering on mini-hatchback pricing

In addition to launching the Carry workhorse this week, Suzuki Philippines also introduced the newest base variant of the Dzire subcompact sedan as it continues to target the needs of various business owners across the country.The new Dzire GA is simply

Now might be your best chance to experience it

To the Suzuki fans and potential buyers out there, here's a heads-up: Suzuki Philippines has announced that it will be going around the country for the Suzuki Auto Festival 2019. The Japanese carmaker will be exhibiting its lineup at various

Available at select dealerships nationwide

More and more Suzuki models can be seen on the road as the years pass, which is a testament to how well the brand markets the comfort, drivability, and affordability of its offerings. Now, as the Japanese carmaker further expands its roster,

One of the hottest segments around

The Philippine subcompact sedan segment has heated up over the past year or two. A segment once dominated by Japanese offerings like the Toyota Vios, the Honda City, and the Mazda 2, it has now been livened up by new competitors from

Were you a buyer?

The Ertiga, Celerio, and Dzire are Suzuki's best-selling cars in the Philippines for the first quarter of 2019.According to Suzuki Philippines (SPH), its consistent sales growth is good enough for sixth place among Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the

Is this the ideal city sedan?

The Suzuki Swift Dzire is gone now, and along with it, its visually discombobulating proportions. Instead, we have with us the all-new Dzire (yes, just Dzire), with much better looks, a better platform, and an 'automated manual transmission.'These are considerable

Be a rational, budget-conscious Asian

These days, there's a subcompact sedan from about every manufacturer for almost any budget. Whether you're on the hunt for a simple, reliable daily driver or a well-specced model with all the bells and whistles, chances are there's

*Well, P15k-ish

Car sales might have seen a slight dip recently because of higher excise taxes, but this hasn't stopped major manufacturers from flooding the market with new offerings.More than a dozen launches from a handful of car companies took place during

Are you eyeing any of them?

So far, 2018 has been a hell of a year for the local auto scene. Car after car, launch after launch--it just seems like there's no end to the number of new arrivals. And it isn't just limited to

Did you own a first-gen unit?

Before the 2005 Swift, the Philippine market's last taste of Suzuki Supermini goodness-if you could actually call it good-was the Suzuki Fronte, sold through the '70s and '80s. Never quite as popular as cars from mainstream brands, the diminutive

We imagine how it would look like

Suzuki recently introduced the all-new Swift hatchback and Dzire sedan, which are essentially twins. Both are big improvements over their predecessors, and each gets its own styling theme to further differentiate one from the other. The Dzire, of course, is the

Delivery starts in two weeks

We first saw the all-new Suzuki Swift last March during the Bangkok International Motor Show. We were very impressed that we took tons of photos of the subcompact hatchback for you guys. We wondered: Would it be similar to what we'

It's a huge transformation

It was known as the Swift Dzire not too long ago, and it had its fair share of critics because of its awkward looks. Its price was very enticing, though-tempting enough to make buyers overlook its stubby rear end. The strange

No longer called the 'Swift Dzire'

Depending on who you ask, it was either Suzuki PH's first time as an exhibitor at the Manila International Auto Show (MIAS), or its return after a decade-long hiatus. Either way, the Japanese carmaker didn't hold back in its